Der Leken Spieghel is a Middle Dutch didactic poem dating from 1330, attributed to Jan van Boendale, a clerk in Antwerp. This edition, spanning Volumes 2 and 3, presents a detailed examination of the text, offering valuable insights into the social, moral, and religious perspectives of the medieval Low Countries. Edited by M. De Vries, this work offers a comprehensive resource for scholars of medieval literature and Dutch history. Its enduring value lies in its reflection of the era's intellectual and cultural landscape, making it a crucial text for understanding medieval Dutch society.

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